In Class-based views, you have to call as_view()
function so as to return a callable view that takes a request
and returns a response.
Its the main entry-point in request-response cycle in case of generic views.
as_view
is the function(class method) which will connect my MyView
class with its url.
From django docs:
classmethod as_view(**initkwargs)
Returns a callable view that takes a request and returns a response:
You just can't use class-based views like you could in normal function-based views.
BlogIndex(request) # can't do this in case of CBVs
The above code is not valid if you want the CBVs to function properly. For that, you need to provide a view which is callable and then pass request to it. For example:
response = MyView.as_view()(request) # valid way
By calling the as_view()
function on my view class MyView
will give me a view which i will call with request
parameter to initiate the request-response cycle.
In your case:
my_callable_view = BlogIndex.as_view() # returns a callable view
<function blog.views.BlogIndex>
Now, call this function and pass the request
.
response = my_callable_view(request) # generate proper response
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